Explain basic concepts and theories in various branches of chemistry (organic, inorganic, analytical, physical, industrial, biochemical).

Clarify scientific principles related to chemical reactions, properties of materials, and analysis techniques.

Familiarity with the basics of mathematics and physics related to chemistry.

Recognition of environmental and health issues associated with the use of chemicals.

Conducting chemical experiments in the laboratory using precise tools and measuring instruments.

Analyzing experimental data and interpreting results using statistical methods and related software.

Using modern software and technologies in data presentation and accomplishing chemical tasks.

Applying safety procedures in chemical laboratories effectively and responsibly.

The ability to work within multidisciplinary teams in professional or research environments.

Making decisions based on scientific foundations in solving applied chemical problems.

Commitment to professional ethics and legal and environmental standards in chemical practices.

Preparation for entering the labor market or pursuing postgraduate studies in chemistry or related fields.